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Found this coin interesting. Rotated in collar double struck? Thoughts? The real deal or a fake?
Found this coin interesting. Rotated in collar double struck? Thoughts? The real deal or a fake?
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THOMAS J.
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Doctored to my view. Would there not have to be a similar rotation on the reverse and should not the date and other devices on the obverse also be doubled/rotated if it were? -
Good question, I have no idea, know next to nothing about errors but find them fun to look at. Elements appear raised, how would one accomplish this?
I do always question a seller who lists his items privately. So thats a flag in my book.THOMAS J.
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Also with a feedback of 3, I'd have a hard time trusting, image doesn't look right.[B][FONT=Franklin Gothic Medium][SIZE=2]Chris & Charity Welch- [COLOR=red]LIVEAN[/COLOR][COLOR=black]DIE[/COLOR][COLOR=blue]VARIETIES[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/B]
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I saw this one too and decided it was messed with. what got me was that I couldn't make out any evidence of a multi strike on the reverse, yet it appeared to be struck at least three times on the obverse. I was tempted to place a small bid early on, but I'm glad I let it slide on by after thinking clearly for a second
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It is a manipulated coin that has been doctored outside the mint. We do not have a section on "soft dies" in error-ref.com YET, but if an one does have images of this type of non-error I would be interested in seeing those images.
And of course, the buyer's identities have been hidden (LOL).
BJ NeffLast edited by trails; 11-23-2012, 06:11 AM.ANA, CCC, CONECA, FUN, Fly-In-Club, NLG & "The Error-Variety Education Consortium"Comment
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